Olea Hotel is a 13-room adults-only boutique hotel set on a hillside in Glen Ellen, surrounded by olive and oak trees. The early-1900s structure was thoughtfully refurbished to combine five-star polish with B&B-style intimacy. Daily complimentary wine tastings, two-course breakfast, and an outdoor hot tub among the trees.
13 adults-only rooms on a Glen Ellen hillside, surrounded by olive and oak.
Olea Hotel sits on a picturesque hillside in Glen Ellen, surrounded by olive and oak trees that give the property its name and define its identity. The 13-room adults-only hotel was originally built in the early 1900s and was thoughtfully refurbished to deliver the polish of a five-star property with the casual charm and ease of a bed and breakfast. Each guest room features outdoor seating; some include fireplaces; all enjoy elevated amenities like heated bathroom floors, complimentary in-room snacks, and free Wi-Fi.
The day begins with a two-course plated breakfast accompanied by a buffet of homemade granola, pastries, and fresh-squeezed juices. Afterward, guests can book in-room massages, soak in the outdoor hot tub set among the trees, or join the daily complimentary wine tasting. Pool, fire pits, and outdoor lounges complete the property. Olea is consistently recognized as one of the top boutique hotels in Sonoma and is particularly favored by couples seeking a more contemplative wine country experience.
Sia Patel co-owns Olea Hotel with her husband Ashish, a husband-and-wife team who bought the dilapidated property in 2011 and rebuilt it twice — once from neglect, then again from the 2017 Nuns Fire. Sia leads the front-of-house spirit that keeps Olea feeling like a small inn even after every renovation: warm, personal, surprisingly intimate for a property tucked among 200-year-old olive trees.
Ashish Patel co-owns Olea Hotel with his wife Sia, having purchased the property in 2011 and overseen its full transformation into the Glen Ellen retreat it is today. A North Bay Business Journal Forty Under 40 honoree, he's the operations brain behind the property — equally at home with a spreadsheet and with guests at the lobby's complimentary wine bar.
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Olea Hotel sits on a picturesque hillside in Glen Ellen, surrounded by olive and oak trees that give the property its name and define its identity. The 13-room adults-only hotel was originally built in the early 1900s and was thoughtfully refurbished to deliver the polish of a five-star property with the casual charm and ease of a bed and breakfast. Each guest room features outdoor seating; some include fireplaces; all enjoy elevated amenities like heated bathroom floors, complimentary in-room snacks, and free Wi-Fi.
The day begins with a two-course plated breakfast accompanied by a buffet of homemade granola, pastries, and fresh-squeezed juices. Afterward, guests can book in-room massages, soak in the outdoor hot tub set among the trees, or join the daily complimentary wine tasting. Pool, fire pits, and outdoor lounges complete the property. Olea is consistently recognized as one of the top boutique hotels in Sonoma and is particularly favored by couples seeking a more contemplative wine country experience.
Sia Patel co-owns Olea Hotel with her husband Ashish, a husband-and-wife team who bought the dilapidated property in 2011 and rebuilt it twice — once from neglect, then again from the 2017 Nuns Fire. Sia leads the front-of-house spirit that keeps Olea feeling like a small inn even after every renovation: warm, personal, surprisingly intimate for a property tucked among 200-year-old olive trees.
Ashish Patel co-owns Olea Hotel with his wife Sia, having purchased the property in 2011 and overseen its full transformation into the Glen Ellen retreat it is today. A North Bay Business Journal Forty Under 40 honoree, he's the operations brain behind the property — equally at home with a spreadsheet and with guests at the lobby's complimentary wine bar.
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